October 11, 2010 @ 12:00 am
Tuxedo + Sneakers?
Hi Leyn,
I have been a silent lurker of your blog and I find your site.. amazingly beautiful & informative with the latest trend and what’s in & out of fashion. kakatuwa!
Need your savvy thought of wearing tux & sneakers at a strictly formal wedding (of his cousin). actually this is my hubby’s concern. and i want to hear your thought. He’s not really keen of all tux formality, and since he’s a guest. would it be ok? The wedding is set in Oz, this November. its around 4ish wedding. hubby stands 5′8″, medium built, moreno.
This is my 1st time to seek advice on site.. hehe.. nakakakaba pala. hahaha! I tried looking for this topic in your site but to no avail. Hope you can help us with our dilemma. Keep on blogging.
Lui
Dear Lui,
A sincere thank you for liking my blog. I appreciate it. Heehee. :>
First, you need to ask the couple if it’s okay to wear sneakers. If it’s a ’strictly formal’ event then they may want to maintain an all formal theme for their wedding including the guests. I don’t see anything wrong wearing tux and sneakers as long as your husband can pull it off. But it also depends on the type and color of the sneakers. Like Canvas or Suede material is better. The shoes should blend with the formal tuxedo plus trousers and should not stand out among the entire outfit. If you’re talking about lace-ups then it’s fine and doesn’t look baduy. Pero kung mukhang rubber shoes talaga then I think it’s not cool.
If you prefer casual shoes for the tux, they should at least look like any of these:

This is assuming that your husband will wear something black or gray (which is better). If he’s really not the type who’d wear something very formal, then consider this outfit for the wedding:

Suits look good on jeans with open buttons and relaxed undershirt. Just remember that neutrals, grays and blacks are the safest colors you can choose.
Much love to you guys. (And oh, I kind of lurked the site you gave me. Quits na tayo. Lol.)
Love Lots,
Leyn
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